[Expired] Citi Premier 50,000 TY Bonus Pts. ($500+ worth) FEE FREE FIRST YEAR
Oct 21, 11, 2:53 pm
#136
Join Date: May 2011
Posts: 668
Originally Posted by glu800
Too bad! I was hoping the 2-browser trick would work for this as well 
Still, 50,000 TYP ain't bad!
Still, 50,000 TYP ain't bad!Even if two TY Premier cards aren't possible with the two-browser trick, someone might try doing a TY Premier MC and a TY Preferred card.
Oct 21, 11, 3:18 pm
#137
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: SFO, SJC
Programs: UA, AA, AS, Marriott Platinum Elite, Hilton Diamond
Posts: 694
Originally Posted by drbobguy
Just for the record I did same day apps for this offer and the Citi 50k HHonors Visa and was approved for both. I called in for the TY Premier and the Hhonors Visa I applied for online.
Even if two TY Premier cards aren't possible with the two-browser trick, someone might try doing a TY Premier MC and a TY Preferred card.
Even if two TY Premier cards aren't possible with the two-browser trick, someone might try doing a TY Premier MC and a TY Preferred card.
drbobguy, just wondering, do you have any other Citi cards besides the 2 that you were just approved for? I have 2 Citi AA cards (received them in May 2011) and I'm debating whether or not to cancel them first before applying for the TY Premier card.
Oct 21, 11, 3:38 pm
#138
Join Date: May 2011
Posts: 668
Originally Posted by glu800
Yeah, I would do the TY Preferred card, but the $10K spend requirement in one year is a bit much for me...
drbobguy, just wondering, do you have any other Citi cards besides the 2 that you were just approved for? I have 2 Citi AA cards (received them in May 2011) and I'm debating whether or not to cancel them first before applying for the TY Premier card.
drbobguy, just wondering, do you have any other Citi cards besides the 2 that you were just approved for? I have 2 Citi AA cards (received them in May 2011) and I'm debating whether or not to cancel them first before applying for the TY Premier card.
Oct 24, 11, 9:11 am
#139
Join Date: Oct 2006
Programs: UA, bmi, AA, CO, DL, B6, AMEX, Hertz, Most Hotels
Posts: 2,983
Originally Posted by MJLouise
I got this even with the $125 ann fee and still consider it a good investment, to help pay for domestic econ tickets for a family of four. Those type of tix are hard to get with FF miles. Booking through the TY points portal offers many more choices, especially time-wise for a family on a tight time-line, than airline's FF low mileage flights.
Different purposes, different uses, different value for different situations.
Different purposes, different uses, different value for different situations.
Last week, I sent a secure message to Citi asking that the $125 annual fee be refunded based upon the new offer & my history as a Citi customer.
Just got Citi's reply that the $125 fee will be credited back to my account. ^
Oct 24, 11, 11:25 am
#140
Join Date: Sep 2009
Programs: *G, SPG, OW Sapphire
Posts: 2,563
Originally Posted by bk3day
FYI, I too was approved (in late August 2011) under the Citi Premier offer that required the $125 annual fee and have already been charged that fee & met my min spend.
Last week, I sent a secure message to Citi asking that the $125 annual fee be refunded based upon the new offer & my history as a Citi customer.
Just got Citi's reply that the $125 fee will be credited back to my account. ^
Last week, I sent a secure message to Citi asking that the $125 annual fee be refunded based upon the new offer & my history as a Citi customer.
Just got Citi's reply that the $125 fee will be credited back to my account. ^
Oct 24, 11, 1:26 pm
#141
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Traveling some where hopefully
Programs: AS, AA Gold, and Hilton
Posts: 1,954
Originally Posted by drbobguy
Just for the record I did same day apps for this offer and the Citi 50k HHonors Visa and was approved for both. I called in for the TY Premier and the Hhonors Visa I applied for online.
Even if two TY Premier cards aren't possible with the two-browser trick, someone might try doing a TY Premier MC and a TY Preferred card.
Even if two TY Premier cards aren't possible with the two-browser trick, someone might try doing a TY Premier MC and a TY Preferred card.
Oct 25, 11, 12:14 pm
#142
Join Date: May 2008
Posts: 190
Can anyone with experience with this card explain the mileage bonus aspect?
I understand you a) buy ticket b) a few months later get miles flown matched as points on the card. I've heard the flown mileage points must match purchase points.
Now if one were to say redeem bonus miles on a carrier and pay the taxes/fees with this card, would one still get the miles from the flight?
I understand you a) buy ticket b) a few months later get miles flown matched as points on the card. I've heard the flown mileage points must match purchase points.
Now if one were to say redeem bonus miles on a carrier and pay the taxes/fees with this card, would one still get the miles from the flight?
Oct 25, 11, 8:04 pm
#143
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Traveling some where hopefully
Programs: AS, AA Gold, and Hilton
Posts: 1,954
Originally Posted by diljs
Can anyone with experience with this card explain the mileage bonus aspect?
I understand you a) buy ticket b) a few months later get miles flown matched as points on the card. I've heard the flown mileage points must match purchase points.
Now if one were to say redeem bonus miles on a carrier and pay the taxes/fees with this card, would one still get the miles from the flight?
I understand you a) buy ticket b) a few months later get miles flown matched as points on the card. I've heard the flown mileage points must match purchase points.
Now if one were to say redeem bonus miles on a carrier and pay the taxes/fees with this card, would one still get the miles from the flight?
Last edited by jjmiller69; Oct 28, 11 at 10:10 am
Oct 27, 11, 6:04 pm
#145
Join Date: Aug 2011
Posts: 69
lower spending limit?
i went to google and searched "citi thank you 50000" and got a link from citi where it said the initial spend was only 2000.
http://creditcards.citicards.com/usc...AA9B74CE8996E6
is that legit? or does citi.com and citicards.com just have different offers?
http://creditcards.citicards.com/usc...AA9B74CE8996E6
is that legit? or does citi.com and citicards.com just have different offers?
Oct 27, 11, 6:17 pm
#146
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Melbourne, Florida, USA
Posts: 2,903
Originally Posted by barely_flying
i went to google and searched "citi thank you 50000" and got a link from citi where it said the initial spend was only 2000.
http://creditcards.citicards.com/usc...AA9B74CE8996E6
is that legit? or does citi.com and citicards.com just have different offers?
http://creditcards.citicards.com/usc...AA9B74CE8996E6
is that legit? or does citi.com and citicards.com just have different offers?
Oct 28, 11, 8:34 am
#147
Join Date: May 2008
Posts: 190
Originally Posted by jjmiller69
I think you're talking about a program like Cap1 has. These are TYP's that you use to purchase Airline tickets or get gift cards. You use it to buy airline tickets on the TYP site you get $665 for 50,000 points or $500 for gift cards. There's alot of info in post #1 & #3. Very similar to Chases program.
Oct 28, 11, 9:19 am
#148
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Tulsa, OK
Programs: HHonors Diamond, SPG Gold
Posts: 300
Originally Posted by Intel
I just submitted my app, it said decision will be mailed within 30 days... I already have two other Citi cards with a combined $50,000 limit so credit score is not an issue 
Oct 28, 11, 10:07 am
#149
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Traveling some where hopefully
Programs: AS, AA Gold, and Hilton
Posts: 1,954
Check out Happys post #15 on the first page. Happy seems to be very well versed on this program and many others.
Last edited by jjmiller69; Oct 28, 11 at 10:13 am
Oct 28, 11, 11:27 am
#150
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: SFO, SJC
Programs: UA, AA, AS, Marriott Platinum Elite, Hilton Diamond
Posts: 694
Originally Posted by Happy
Both the UR points and TYPs are at $0.01 per point when redeeming Gift Card, and at $0.0133 per point when redeeming airline ticket.
I was just approved for the TY Premier card yesterday! Hopefully the TY Travel Center flights match Kayak and the UR Travel Tool... looking to book some obscure domestic Laos flights worth about $400
